Who was it that said that life is full of contradictions? Today’s topic is indeed one of those, at least at first glance. I’m a guy who doesn’t have a Facebook account. I do have a Twitter account, but I don’t use it. I’m on Linkedin because I thought it might be a good idea [...] Solution Selection for Enterprise Mobility
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Social Networking: Complete Waste of Time, and the Future of Enterprise Communications
Who was it that said that life is full of contradictions? Today’s topic is indeed one of those, at least at first glance. I’m a guy who doesn’t have a Facebook account. I do have a Twitter account, but I don’t use it. I’m on Linkedin because I thought it might be a good idea [...] A Brief Recap of The 2012 AppNation Enterprise Summit
I love being a road warrior. While it can be a drag at times to have to explain to people that my office is seat 8C on United Airlines, it does keep me in check with my better half. I may, however, have taken it to the extreme last week. After an 18 hour trip [...] Reflecting On Enterprise Mobility in 2011: Part II
Now that we are oh so close to the end of 2011, I thought it might be “fun” to continue reminiscing on the world of enterprise mobility in 2011 by looking back at last year’s market predictions from the Enterprise Mobility Foundation. See, a lot of organizations out there like to put out predictions, but [...] BYOD 2.0: The Applications (R)Evolution
You know the expression “Well if you can’t beat them, join them”? That’s a little how I feel like today. As I have mentioned a few times recently, I keep getting bombarded these days with questions and discussions around trends in the Bring Your Own Device conundrum. Those of you who know me know however [...] Five Steps For Creating Your Mobile Enterprise Application Strategy
As the adoption of smartphones and tablets continues to grow in both the consumer and enterprise space, mobility is quickly transitioning to the second wave of mobility predicated on applications. The consumerization of enterprise mobility – the notion of people bringing their own devices into the workplace, and hence following broader consumer trends – has [...] Pitch Fest Slides From the 2011 Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp
Last week, at the Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp at CTIA in San Diego, Philippe Winthrop – Managing Director for the Enterprise Mobility Foundation challenged top enterprise mobility solution providers to present what they view as the most important issue for the mobile enterprise today. Each provider gave a brief presentation and at the conclusion, audience [...] Interop Fall 2011: The Big Issues Now
I’ve had the privilege of Chairing the Wireless and Mobility Track at the Interop conferences for some time now. Interop Spring, held in Las Vegas, is the largest enterprise IT event in the world, and the New York event, Interop Fall, while smaller, is in no way less intense than its big brother. In planning [...] Slides From The 2011 Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp
You can find below the slides from the 2011 Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp that was held at the Fall CTIA show in San Diego. Slides from the Mobile Risk Management session are graciously provided by IntegriCell. These documents can only be used for personal education and may not be distributed by vendors/ISVs/consultants without express written [...] Recapping The 2011 Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp
Hello from beautiful San Diego where CTIA is kicking off its Enterprise and Apps show today. Yesterday, the Enterprise Mobility Foundation held its second annual Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp during the pre-conference day. Let me start off by saying it was an absolutely surreal experience. We had planned on having 130 seats available….and we even [...] Crossing The Chasm of Enterprise Mobility
There was an interesting article written yesterday over at IT World regarding some new research from Forrester re: IT managers “starting” to officially support individually liable devices in the work place. At first glance, I wasn’t sure I agreed with the notion that organizations are only now “starting” to support individually liable devices. This topic [...] 
